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VIE are daily receiving New Novelties
In Sultinss, Pnntaloorings and Over
c0atings. which VIC are prepared to make
up In lrst.clnss style at reasonable
prices. .SS = 81
Our While Unlaundrlcd Shirt, double
scanned, re.enfUrCcl front and back, ut
So ceuiss is the grentest bargain over
offered. A full line OF BAlbriggan I'm
dcrWear from 81 GOA suit upwards, at
c. HESS d sons,
152t& 1898 Market Street. .
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TIE CALDwELL,s run ,,;,rr, CASE.
TIC Intunction Dissolved aud tho llridg.
X can ba Huff. N ~

- j." N
In the Circuit Court yesterday, JnJgo
Jacob rendered a declaion in the caso Of
II. O. aud Al. Caldwell versus tho city
Of Wheeling, known as the Caldwell run
case. This case haa been in the courts lor
some time, originating in an application
by the Caldwell heirs for an Injunction
restraining the city from building a new
bridge, aud an order compelling Il TO
s.ralghten Caldwell's run from The CITY
line 10 the river, in accordance with an
alleged contract The decision rendered
yesterday dissolyea tho injunction granted
At that time, and permits the city At once
to proceed with the construction Of the
EoG street bridge. 4 The question Of
STRENGTHENING the run was not finally de-.
cidsd, that mattor properly coming IN the
Court Of Equity. lg7gdf-,6l2,5iT 'TliSiI,
I In the case OF Kline Bros. va. Il. B. and
R. B. McLlain, concerning room In Nc.
Laln's block, on Twelfth street rented by
the plaintiffs, the bill not having baen
further amended by the plaintiffs, judg.
ment was given againat them for the
costs. N I0Iy ~ 5ls.si,, N lsl8Tl.,y ,a5gjlI'
In the case Of A. I. Boreman va, VII.
liam NJ. Handlan, Judgment was rendered
Tor tho plaintiff In tho sum Of s3l2 60,
with interest and costs. n s4,I.I b
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Martina Farr.rr,Ys.

Noah Burton, who was burned sstur.
day evening by natural gas, is getting
along nicely. y555iii5555 y
The I. Q. O.. F. lodge haH issued a call 70,
8 meeting this evening. All msmbers are
desired to be present. The Grand Master
will be on hand to institute branch o.
the order. $:lIf.. h h I'.s,.
Mics Ada swsrtz entertained q n;unobe,
Of young friends at hor home on Fiat
street, laat evening. Refreshments were
ao.ved$ at en- appropriate time, and the
evening waa merlily passed. ii s.t ttai mi
Following arc the delegates to the Den1t,
ocrstic county convention. From tho
eeoonn ward Lno. A. Bsyless and Vim.
Leach central committeeman, Alfred
Graham: First ward dslc2ateo to county
convention: VIM. Prince, David Vennp,1
5amea R. eh1odes; alternatea, III. Black.
io1d, David Parks and P. O'Connell !, cen.
tral committeeman, James Mishell, At
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THE LINsLY INSTITUTE,

Tho Opening Of this Popular School 70.
- Boys Yesterday. II
>LinEly Institute, tho popular private
school for boys that has tlourished here
for 50 long a time, was also formally
opened for the year yesterday. Prof. ];
o. Orr is again at the head OF this school,
He hes gathered about him a competent
corps of instructors, sll OF them young
men, who enter upon their work
with zeal and enthusiasm. The
attendance is encouraging, and
good results are anticipated, and
with reasonable assurance, aa the result Of
this'yea,'s work. AS usual, the military
feature is made a popular one with the
boys, and all other brancheH ere carefully
provided for. The opening was attended
by q number Of the friends OF the school
all Of whom vera pleased with the pros.
peetsand tho general appearance Of things.
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SONS OF ST, GEORGE.

q Lodge Of M Apglo.Amoricnn Order Is
| 1HM thbilshed Here. 4, 5iLI4 =
A meeting Of Englishmsn and descend.
ants of Englishmen was held in the coy
patlor Of tle'st. Charles hotel last even
ing to take the necessary O.ops to organ
ize q lodge Of the ordOr Of Sons Of ST.
George, a secret beneficial society, thu
membership Of which is restricted to
Englishmen, their Sons aud grandsous
MI. Henry W. Scott, OF Philadelphia, obi
tor OF 81. Georges Journal, was present and
explained the objects and aims OF the
order to the meeting. Captain 9. J. Raw,
ling was chosen Chairman and Mr..
Thomas Davidson Secretary. Among
those present wero many well.knoyn iii.
liens Of high standing, and enough 81
them signed m application Tor charter
to assure the institution Of lodge hero at
an early day. 5s'I9.i 4
An lNrELLIGENcER reporter had talk
with Mr.. Scot. after tho meeting adjourn.
ed. That gentleman would only say in re-.
lation to the order OF Soma Of St, George
that it Was a benevolent and protective
aelcoiation, in which the .discussiou OF 70.
ligion and politics are forbidden. Isssgrt-
ed in 1869 and in 1850 there we're fifty
lodges aca!tered all over the country. At
the meeting OF the Grand Lodge in Pitts-
burSh last month about $50 lody4B we're
represented, and the reports showed the
order to bs in nourishing condition, and
to have about s22, 900 in it's Treasury,
2 Mr.. Scott says this order has no con.
nection With the AnSlo.Ameriean League,
from the operations Of which in Boston
and Massachusetts at largo about 5000
Anglo mericans have recently taken out
their naturalization papers and secured the
right OF suffrage. He says that oil over
the country, however, Engliahmen nre
having their attention directed to tho de-
STABILITY Of becoming ci.issns Of this
country and exercising the right Of suf-
frage, and he would not be surprised If a
branch OF the -Anglo.American League
might be organized here in the near fu-
ture. The popular aupposition, az voiced
IN Eastern newspapers. that this move.
ment 10 oimply devised to combat tho in.
Huence OF 1rish-Amerlcan8 in the politics
Of this country, be says is erroneous; ii
that is the result in tho end it will be
simply m outg!owth Of circumstances.
Mr.. Scott read from Catholic journal an
expression on the subject, in which the
opinion was expressed that in equity the
Enslishmen belonging to the League were
not eligible to American citizenship, and
then read his OWL responBe in the Journal,
in which he takes tho position that such
opposition will increase the effects Of the
Leagues efforts. f;tsle555I
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Excttemout hbout n soIl,or.

There was q good deal OF excitement
around the Italian peanut stand on the
corner Of Market and Eleventh streets
yesterday afternoon. occasionea by the
aight on bunch Of bananas Of q ta,nntp-
Ia. Tho big spider hid among the fruit,
but not until it had been seen by several
psreons, and as everybody WAS afraid to 60
near 1t tho efforts to dislodge 1T were
amuaing. Finally, by cutting all the ba-
nanas OFT tho stem 1t was brought out Of
Its hiding place and mashed. h u. :
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aInSoutd Lactura.

81 Dr.. Robert Morris, Of Kentucky, Poet
Laureate OF Free Masonry, 10 in, the city,
and will deliver lecture on Free Mason
ry, Interpreting the same with racy md
attraeslys quotations from bis numerous
Masonic poems, at Masonic Hall this owe.
ming, beginning at 1850 o'cloer. Dr.. Nor.
ris Is perhaps the beat known and best In
formed Mason in the United States. The
members Of tho Order who know him say
1t will bs a rare treat to hear him. The
lecture will be free, and a general invita-
ton Is extended to all Masons to bs pres
eut. X sJ z S'teili@
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TIE STATE EXAMINERS. /,
Candidates for Professional Certificates he.

u ~ j ".
Candidates for Professional Cortl ncatcs he.
Ing Examined Here. q a
Prof. Conrad A. Sipe, Principal Of the
State Normal School at, Fairmo,,n,t, and
Prof. s. B. Brown, Principal Of the State
Normal School at Glenville, two members
Of tho stnte Board appointed to examine
teacheru and applicants fol teachers
positions. arrived in this city yesterday
and commenced an examination as an.
nounced few days since. Tho examina.
ton is held at the otlics Of superintsnd.
ent Anderson, Of tho city schools, in the
Public Library building, and ia attended
by Major James L. Lee, late OF tho Liusly
Institute, Of this city, but who has been
elected principal Of the puplic schools al
Huntington; E. E.. U matead, PRINCIPAL al
the a public schools Of New 4 Mar.
tirByille; D ". r. Il Williama, principal
Of the Moundaville 4 schools, and
Walter Mitchell, principal Of { the Wellu.
burg schools. Professor Anderson ia also
following the examinations as well as bis
duties and the Interruptions be is cub isct.
ed to will permit. W The examination will
not be concluded before Wedncsday even.
ing. Tha quea!ions asked aro written out
by. the examiners. They require yery
thorough and careful knowledge of the
brancheB treated. Those attaining the re-.
quired average are supplied with certifi.
cato emitting them to teach anywhere in
tho Slate ior the next six years without
iurther examination, and in case they are
actively engaged in teaching four Of tho
BlxS yaare, q certificate will be granted al
the end OF that time emitting them to teach
for twelve yeays longer without an e1ami-
nation. AS this present examination ia
practically for eighteen years, 1t Is ne0as.
narily thorough. a si,jl5 1 33:.
From Aeys Messrs. sipe and Brown vii
60 10 Falrmont and conduct an examine.
ton there tho lRat three days o; the week,
Prof. Thomas NJ. Hodges, principal Of the
Marshall Normal school at Il Huntington.
and Nr. Hinkle,& the other two members
Of the Board, sra at Hinton holding an
examination there. They will DO at PARK
e,sburgS the last three days Of this week
and examine Fourth district teachers. ia;3g
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Initagtiora.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. 13.-Fo.
West Virginia, warmer and threatening
weather, with rain, brisk to high aouther.
ly winds shifting to northwesterly. e isfG
For Western Pennsylvania warmer and
threatening rainy weather, brisk to high
southerly winds, followed Tueaday night
by westerly winds. III. 49, .Ll-Ns
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I HAVE been 9 ll;cted with Hay Feye,
from early III August until frost. NV
eyes would run q stream oi water and j
sneezed continually. was advised to ,1se
Ely's Uscsm Balm. I has worked like q
charm and lean say I am entirely cured,
Ms a'.s EMsl1SE JOHNSON, Chester, Ut. S,i"
- a h = - VI rrrhp y, 4
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Hutchinson s Rcmllngor patent Fire Plaoo,
es greatest lin the world, and the mos!
recent invention Of tina! character. Hutch
fuson & RemliuRer are West Virginia
men, being residents Of Cla1ksburg. Their
patent Is meritorious, and ia bound to be
9 success. It was exhibited at the State
Fair and received the approval Of al!
who say 1t. The patent fro crate can
90 seen in operation at the Hueeman
Aouse. z It can be used with natural gas or
any other fuel now in use. Stats and
county rights for sale at reasonable rates.
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20 go. =, =. =
sTJpe.writerH tChenn.

" We have ior. sale several Type.writera,
including the Remington, the Crandall
and the Hammond. pTheee mechinea have
been taken in exchange Tor the 1natcblesa
Caligraph, and will be sold cheap. " ritsss
Tor reat and for sale on monthly install.
nents. Call on or address for circulaYa B.
EDwAnD .. Ross 4 Co., }; .t5
=. IS Twelfth street, 3
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S Commencing Sunday, june s, aud con.
Timing every Sunday until further notice
the baltimore & Ohio will sell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return at low
rate Of 81 80, and to Washington, Pa, and
return at S. 00. 4 Trains leave at s and
$40 M, returning arrive Of 7 aud II 10
P,A, " Is : !: 3:
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PEOPLE have learned that 1t pays them
70 discriminate in favor of G:sMendel 4,
Co. when Ia wasn't OF furniture, carpets.
oil e!osha, llnoleums, ETC., etc. s.sEri"-'
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People Domnnd protc clloa. Patent n1edI.


olncs. go "A
What are they? As a general thing
they are prescriptions having been used
with groat succesa by old and well.resd
Physicians. Thousands OF inyalids have
been Unexpectedly cared by their uee,
and they are the wonder and dread Of
Physicians and Medical Colleges in tho U,
S., go much 50, that Physicians graduating
at Medical Colleges arc required to dis.
countenance Proprietary Medicines, as
through them the country doctor loses bis
most profitable practice. = AS a manufac.
tursr Of Proprietary Medicinee, DR.. G. G.
Green Of Woodbury., MI, advocates most
cordially lin order 10 prevent the risk
that the sick and afflicted are liable to, al
most daily by the use Of Patent Medicines
put out by inexperienced porsona for az
gsand!zeme1t only, and tho employment
OF inexperienced and Incompetent doctors
by which almost every villsge and town ls
curgaa /; and men claiming to be doctors
who had better be undertakers, expert.
menting with their patisnta and robbing
them Of their money and health, for The
good Of the sfllicted tia. cur government
protect ita people by making laws to rogu-
late tho practice Of medicine by better ex.
perienced ard more thoroughly cducatsd
Physicians, and thereby keep up the
honor and credit Of the profession, also
form laws for the recording Of recipes Of
Proprietary Medicines, under examination
and dsclalon Of experienced Chemists and
Physicians appointed for that purpose by
the Government, before they are licensed
for general use. Ho would most freely
place the recipe Of Boechee's German
Syrup and Green'a August Flower under
such laws, had no the proper protection,
and thereby aavo tho prejudice Of tho peo.
pie, and avoid, the composition and ir1;ta.
ton Of worthless medicincs.-Copied from
Me Chicago Mali, dug. s. ia7. So;
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LOCAL pnEy1TIEs,
matters OF Minor Moment In and Apoa

h. t+isi 4. 'lf-as : : .------ = IA Z, Is Atti
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
tho City. 7 q v I 4, y
CoyxelL msela in regular aession this
evening. Y,
osr deed Of truat was admitted to rec.
ord yesterday. e "a
The rainfall In the past two days Ii al.
ready affecting tho asage Of water In the
river. .V3 a. 4 ~
SUPERINTENDENT LoFrus 10 having
Seventh street, along the street car line,
west Of Main, put In fine condition.
A MILK wagon broke down at the head
Of Ninth street yesterday morning. Tho
driver nwore In five different lapguages. b
Tnx Wheeling steel plnnt resumed
work yesterday morning after a HtoppSge
Of several days on account o! q break.
age. NsGy lI2G., ot 55llj
A pRKsu young man from this city who
wanted 10 k!as all the girls good night ct q
party recently received merited rebuke
from a Wheeling young lady.-Bel1airt
Independent. Sss4F.}
TIE Council Committees on Accountr,
City Prison, Markets md Health met laat
night, but ibid nothing but audit the
semi.montbly bills md transact other rou.
tine business. wG 3S.W$W
A MEETING Of tho Board OF Directors oil
the LaBsllo Nal. Company Is 10 be held
In this city 10 day, and It is rumored that
there will be certain important changer
made in the directory. 5isa Ei5a
| ROBERT MoERIs, well known poet Of
Kentucky and prominent member oi the
Masonic orders Of that State, Ia to deliver
a lecture this evening to the Masonic
brethren Of Wheeling In thir lodge room.
"a NyasRa OF the members OF the
Pioneer Society Of thia city intond going
to Canton tomorrow, to take part In a
Pioneer CELEBRATION thore. The Secretary,
Mr.. O. Il. Behler, ia making arrangements
to this end.
Miss ELLA CARoTHgRs, one Of Nov
Martinsville's bellies, will entertain "a
number Of her friends al the residence oil
her uncle, Mr.. A. Wallace, Of the Second
ward this afternoon and evening, tho &C.
caslon being the twonty.fourth birthday
Of Miss Carothers. s-E 2i& =
The ordinance To provide for submitting
10 vote Of the people the proposal to
buy tho old fair grounds for public park
will be presented a. to.niSht's meeting oi
tho City Council. An informal meeting
Of the committee was held last evening at
which the draft Of the ordinance was ap.
proved. II. 5a@
WILLIAM HADEEFiELD, Of Wheeling, ia
ont In challenge TO Henry He'll or John
Muth, Of Bellairc, for single scull three
mile race. Haber6eld of1ers to give ten
seconds start to Muth. While in CONVEX.
aation with He'll upon the subject be
stated that ho had retired from that bust.
ness and will hereafter have nothing to
do with that kind Of sport. 1t is not
known whether Muth will accept at the
present Tina, as the water over the Bel.
laire course ID too low, but If 1t does take
place John will show him what he Ia
made of,-Bellairs Tribune. %ft7
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"ETERrTnlEG goes'' out Of q. Msndel &;
C9.'s popular furniture land carpet houso
when people see the price rlerkg. !. =,
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JEsyELRY.
Qhe Gaffelli3}e,tGf1:,
! 0nlcs. Nos. rs aud 81 Fourteenth Street.


. Wanted Good Girl for Gene,sl Housework.
Wanted -smployment by Z blacksmith.
lust-A Small He'd Cow, iss
Notee-Eihtng or Driving Ponlcs-J. Y. Mendel
Nottce-John l.. Rice.
Hiss Adelaide titichr,st-Drawing aud Painting.
Rogers Best Plated Knives and Forks--Ewing
Bros. T.ls e q. -r'ifr ar. = % -
Pittsburgh, Wheeling h Kentucky Railroad Co.
Btoekway Carriages and spring Wagons-Janea
NJ. KIRK. : l. :. n. o ~ - ~ d I..Fg ~
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il Davenport, 81.
Probate o. VIII Of Eliza A Moore. deceased. \,
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As reported by Christian schnepi, drug
gist, Opera House corner, Sunday:
7AK, 9A.N. y u r3Px. 7rx.
CD! I-l-5Fa 7lo .a o So $40 $50
Weather Changeable. sa5.T.
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sKlN.succsss Ointment and Soap. Posi-
tive and speedy for all Skin diseases. 4
Drug Store Of Mel Lain Bros, l,I ...l1 ~
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z September 8 to917, the Baltimore &
0Mo VIII sell excursion tickets to Phila.
aelpnla and return at ono fare for the
round Tip. Ticketa good to return until
Sentcmher 90 -, b AN.-''AA'
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RKv.J. PoylR, ooklyn, N Y, cured
Of Eczema, by Palmer's skin.Success. I It
cleenses aud heals, III "a, ;; ID. ID.
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Cheap Sunday E1eurs,on.l Or, Ohio R.ve,

premium bread. 4, 4 S1S - :. :
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Commencing Juno L., the Ohio Riyor
hais,osd VIII sell excursion tickets every
Sunday until further notice. w hoeling
to sistersylile and return at fthe low rate
OF VI W;sWheeling to Parkerpburr and
return, Y e.. Eckets good one day1 only.
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I. ~: Buy ". q. W'heat's frat premium
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ts1NrEaS4TloSAL# Exhibition also ! say u
awards to St. Jacobs Oil. Price filty' cents
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!. E1AMlNE the SIS bedroom suite Of 6,
Mendcl X 90. rs ,g,II {ii,9j5
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y d. q o. ph.ladslphia Ercnrs,or..

Us !GooDA CO. ssll Dry Goods cheapest j; "a
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4 Mr.. McClelland Ault and Misc Lizzie
Didsy, of Glencoe, were married last
Thursday under peculiar circumstances.
Going to the minister's home they found
he was not there, and when they were
nearly home they met him riding on boz.
back, and while they ~ c..,:sin the buggy tue
preacher married them from where be sat
on bis horse. b; U.s.: ~ 81
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Proi. O. A. sipe, Principal Of tho Fair
mont Normal school, and Mrs, sipe arc ut
the 6samm House. Prof. SIpeis here as.
sisting in conducting one of tho State
examinations Of teachers. He reports the
Fairmont Normal in better condition
than ever before in its history. There
is an enrolment OF ninety studonts and
more are expected, 4zt z "a 81 a 20
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COPB. Z, S R = 6 !; !.

@ Reader, arc You afflicted, and wish to recover tho
symphonic or class Of sy mptoms meet your d!seaod CO
vous chronic Or functional disease bayou fcal nervo
memory have spells Of ainting iullness o! blood In II
your ktnera stomach Urinary organs liver or blood
Arc you mid nervous and iorgetiul, with your mind
pasas7 Az YOU sneset 10 testr!s nights erokea sc
middle.aged aud old who suffer from nervous and ply
modesty or neglect p1oIong their suffering. ~ M
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;s Six; gold medals were given at worlds
fairs to the great psin cure, st. Jacobs Oil.a

y ]: ;, ;l & $333
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n A rRKsn young man from this city who
wanted 10 k.es all the girls good night ct a
party recently received a merited rebuke
from a Wheeling young lady.-Bepairt
Indeukndeni. l5'TIls .f11r, ai Z tg@g
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Nv. g.. WHRAr's bread took first pre- 81; !.
MUM at West Virginia State Fair, .l q

". 3. !. MI. 81
, 1887-10-21

The symptoms of ~biliousness are unhap-
PLY o well known. They differ in Diff
ferent individuals to some extent. A bill
ious man is seldom a breakfast eater.
Too frequently, alas, he has an excellent
appetite for liquids but none for solids of
a morning. His tongue will hardly bear
inspection at any tune; if it is not white
and furred, it is rough. at all events.
The digestive system is wholly out of
order and Diarrhea or Constipation may
be a symptom or the two may alternate.
There are often Hcmmorrhoids or ever
loss of blood. There may be giddiness
and often headache and acidity or fatu
lence and tenderness in the pit of the
stomach. To correct all this if not effect
a cure try Green's august FIoUer, it costs
but a trile and thousands attest its efficacy
, 1887-10-21

A correspondent, after picturing the
simplicity of the life at Balmoral dur
ing the queens stay there, describes one
of her ordinary everyday breakfasts. The
following is the menu of the breakfast
served one day last week: Scotch .por-
ridge, cold rump steak pie, hot rump
steak, cold CANNON of bacon, boiled
eggs, Scotch scenes, brown bread, butte,
honey, tea, coffee, and a kind of cocoa
specially prepared for the queen. The
porridge was placed on the sideboard,
and was served to each gsIest in blue and
white china basins. These basins were
filed by the attendants, as a matter of
course, without any question as to
whether porridge was wanted or not. 1t
was evidently required by court Ell
quetto that the meal should be begun
with this solid foundation, and that in
dividual tastes of the honored visitors
lad to be kept in allegiance. Our in
formant expresses surprise that there
was no game on the table, considering
that to his certain knowledge the larder
was full of grouse shot by Prince Henry
and the keepers, which certainly wanted
eating. He is probably not aware that
the queen cannot tolerate the smell of
game the first thing in the morning, and
only allows it at the later meals out Of
Difference to the tastes of others.-Lon-
don Cor. New York World.